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Can ... cope. Believe it or not, the ex-Tear Drop Explodes frontman has never undertaken a solo tour. Dubbed "the Andrew Lloyd Webber of garage rock", Julian Cope puts on a pretty psychedelic show and seems to have acquired another identity of late: the Godfather of Welsh Pop. Tonight he plays Cambridge Junction, tomorrow Sheffield Leadmill, Wed Bristol Bierkeller, Thur Cardiff Coal Exchange, Fri Liverpool L2, Sat Edinburgh Assembly Rooms, Sun Glasgow Arches.

Succumb ... to "The Lure of the North". Iceland's been cool (you know what I mean) for a couple of years now and this joint photographic exhibition provides the perfect opportunity to see why. Andy Biggs's series "Markers in the Landscape" explores man's intrusion into Iceland's various natural habitats, while Sam Gardener and Valentine Schmidt record the landscape's stunning elemental properties, in black-and-white and colour respectively. To 27 Feb, Picture In The House Art Gallery, 61 Venn Street, Clapham Common, London SW4, 0171-720 0955.

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